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RaN0aIna

Maple st West Side. S Topeka, s Law
renee, and N Main business lots. Mercer
Real Estate and Investment Co., 224 n Main
up stairs. dlUl-2t"
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We have lots on Lawrence, Topeka and
Emporia that are cheap. Cali at once
Mercer Real Estate and Investment Co, pa
n Main up stairs. dl01-2t*
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Fifty foot west front, south of Twelfth on
Topeka; good SIX room house. Price $4,000.
The cheapest fifty foot between Twel tn
and Oak. Dunbar Bros. >, 1873 \. Main. 102-lt*
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We have several acre lots for sale. Bar
gains Call today, pa N Main, Mercer
Real Estate and Investment Co, up stairs.
10l Of
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Buy in the Maple street addition adjoining
the Garfield University, and double your
money in 80 days. Stiles & Smith, sole
agents, 1l2 East Douglas 97-6t
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Best lots in town, within two blocks Of the
new college Terms easy at Meyer, Dunkin
& Speer's, 119 West Douglas ave 096t
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9 lots on Ellis ave, near Kellogg st.
4 lots on Ellis ave, near Kellogg st,
6 lots on Ellis ave, near Kellogg st,
lots On Ellis ave, near Kellogg st,
Mr.. H l. Rick.
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Now is the time to buy your boots, shoes;
Grand $500 upright piano given away;
ticket given TO every purchaser OF a pair of
boots or shoes at John Bratsch's until July
Is, 1887. G96-f
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For Reliable
" anted.

Information regarding real estate, buying or
selling, consult the Davis Loan & Invest
ment Co dl0l-2t
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We6eal entirely on the east side Of the
river and both north and south.
l0l-2t DAVIS LOAN e INVEST Co.
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We have some choice locations for mill,
factories, etc: c. A. VAN NESS & Co,
di00-3t l2G y Main st.
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Six lots corner of Market ard 18th; eight
lots on Water street between 18th and 12sh,
50 it. On n Wetrr st, W. t. between IL and Il,
and few more choice bits in this locality.
H. W. PIKE, asst manager.
The DAVIS LOAN AND INVESTMENT Co.
d101s 136 Main ST., Jocelyn's Exch.
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Ladies Voting!

Before going to the polls call a. Mrs.
Iawrepces millinery store at ll9 South
Lawrence. and purchase one of her late sly lie
hats or boGpets. l03-3t%
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If you want fine home in Mathowson's
addition call on Dunbar Bros, 133 y. Main,
as We have some elegant bargains in that
splendid neighborhood, only two blocks from
Douglas IO2-It*
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Blanks.

Deeds and mortgages standard, general |
form and No. s, for sale III quantities to /
suit at this Office.
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The women Of Wichita viii hold citizen s
meeting once each week for the present to
become familiar with their new duties
More than che hundred Of our best women
have already registered. 99-6t
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Talk about snaps; call at 10 West Douglas
and get trade. | have farm i'll Green
wood county Kan, that VIII trade for city
pronerty Call at once 99-6t%
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Shearman's addition, five blocks south
from the Garfield university. All the lots
in the Shearmans addition are good and
cheap. Enquire of agents.
Seaman's addition-Lots for sale by Gard
ner Bros. e. Co, 141 North Main street.
For choice lots in Shearmans addition see
T. II Blunt, l47 North Main street dlG0-3*
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lots south front. on First street, near
Grove, Chautauqua addition. Hit this hard
Davis Loan 81 Investment Co. l0l-2t
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If you want to buy or sell call and see US.
&. \. NANNESs & Co,
dl90-3t l26 n Main st.
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Fifty thousand dollars worth of lots for
sale near the new college, at Meyer, Duncan
& Spaers, Ii9 West Douglas ave scot
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For Sale

Fifty feet on Waco ave at a ocial bar
gain. GEORGE =. Matthew's,
d96-tf 123 Douglas ave.
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$50 foot front on South Water, north Of
Bayley corner-S500 per lot.
lU2-lt* DUNBAR BROS, 1S3 n. Main.
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Extra copies of the EAGLE can be OBJ
tanned in the counting room for five cents
ZACH, with or without wrappers.
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Special bargains for each day ere bGie-
tined at the Office OF the DAVIS Loan and In
vestmeut Co. lUl-2t
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Free Ride on the Elevator

Free Ride on the Elevator
To room 20 Biting block Monday morning,
where the following property in Paramount
ID add will be offered for sale:
50 lots at SO.
100 lots at sion
100 lots al Sl25
IS lots at $50
These lots aiioin the site OF Fairrrount
college and overlook the city. Terms easy.
Buy at once and secure first pricas
PARAMOUNT LAND Co,
9o-4t 90 Biting Block.
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We have bargains in Orchard Grove add.
Call early The Mercer Real Estate and In
vestment Co PA \ Main up stairs.
dlnI-
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Wel;st our property close 50 we can sell at
way down prices tn cash buyers
lpl-2t DAVIS LOAN & INVEST Co.
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A snap for Monday morning March 14th.
j lot on Z Douglas ave $3.50.
e. a. VAN NESS 6 Co,
d100-3t I26 y Main st.
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Ohio addition, 18th street aRd Hydraulic
ave. Good lots, easy terms. Belcher & Co.,
l29 E Douglas. SStf
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Ladies-For an elegant face toilet use
Langdon's Satin Enamel 1t has ouly to be
used to be appreciated. All druggists, SOC.
QS-ft%
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SI,6,J0.

107i s men. who mean business and can APP
prcciare the value OF bargain when they
see it, Davis Loan a. Investment Co. dl0i-2t
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Kindred & Williams are located at 103
West Douglas venue, in the Wells, Fargo's
express Office. Call and leave your property
If you want it sold d-99-6ta
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If you want nursery stool, call on Benson
Bros on Water st, south Of the postoffice.
dI0I-6tI
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Cheap lots ranging from $40 to s225
Come il quick. LAWRENCE & LAWRENCE,
dl0lS;~ i12 East Douglss
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This week we place on the market the
finest addition OF all, Orchard Beech " This
addition lays line and VIII be sold very low.
Call for prices and terms
{. A VANNEsS & Co,
dIG03t l26 " Main So
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htta Eagle: 1esday 9nrninp
Attention.

If you want nursery stock call ON Benson
Bros. on Water st, south Of the postofice.
dlul-Jt*
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South side property at low prices. Does
this mean you:
lOl-2s DAVIS LOAN & INVEST Co.
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Free Ride on the Elevator

To room 20 Biting block Monday morning,
where the following property in Fairmount
I'd add will he offered for sale:
SO lots at S175.
100 lots at 500.
100 lots at Sl25.
IS lots at $50.
These lots adjoin the site Of FairnIount
college and overlook the city. Terms easy.
Buy at once and secure first prices.
PARAMOUNT LAND Co,
99-4t ~ Biting Block.
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College Hill property wanted by Ross
Grant & Luckel, i43 n Main. I0I2
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We have some choice residence property
on North Topeka between Elm and Pine.
c. a NANNESs s. Co,
dleo-St I25 \. Nein -.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
For sale

fine improved farm mile from Wichita
Tor S1.UoO. henry FULLER & Co,
lo2-6t 142 n Main St.
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Wanted.

Cheap lots ranging from Sll0 to sseo5 Come
in qaicf. LAWRENCE & LAWRENCE,
dl0l-:t* 412 East Douglas
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Coats thread in all numbers at New York
prices to dealers. Larirner & Stinson, 1872
Main st, Wichita S3-d
Ouee,sware at cost, C. II. Hunters. 9s-i0t+
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Michigan Belle and Burbank potatoes at
Ross Bros dlOl-3t
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Notice 70 Real Estate Agent,

Sales ladies wanted at the Enterprise fancy
goods store. IJ9 + Douglas ave Also
vouur man and cash boys 1916.
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We have buyers for north AMI east end
property. Ross, Grant & Lucke!, I49 \
Main. lol-a%
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A man to take control Of a new method Of
cleaning carpet. at residences in Wichita.
Address,
dl0i-5te DRY CARPET CLEANING Co,
Pittshui1g Pa
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For Sale.

Good real estate business, office aAA list OF
property For particulars enquire Wood,
MAY & Co. l2S \ Main, business exchange
up stairs ioirA
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Buying or selling real estate is just what
we pay rent for at Jocelyu'S 4. f. Exchange,
l26 Y Main st.
lOl-2t DAVIS LOAN * INVEST Co.
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Oueensware at cost, C. Fl. Hunters. 97-1Ot
Queensware at cost, c. II. Hunters. ss-1

Two show cases for sale cheap by Post, the
42S Douglas ave. d6i-tf
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Lots SO to "A, Woodland ave, Rich add,
are hereby withdrawn from the market.
Wichita, Mar. ., ~. ROBT. JACKS.
dy7- Gt+
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Notice.

Cheap lots ranging from $40 to 1925. Come
in quick. LAWRENCE & LAWRENCE,
dl01-2t+ 4l2 East Douglas.
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For Speculative

Or time Investments consult US before de-
Gliding Davis Loan s. Investment Co, l20
n Main ST. dlVl-2t
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Notice to Real Estate Men.
The price OF my residence property on
River street is hereby advanced ten per cent
lGp3Ia E. K. APPLEBT.
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Nnffre

hereby withdraw all my real estate from
the market.
lpl-St< CATHA2INE l.. SKINNER
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We want your inside and your outside
property on our books. We have customers
every day for your property. Bring it to US
if you want it sold.
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For Sale.

Elegant five room new cottage house, 50 #
front, one block from Douglas ave; street
cars. Price 50, $50. Apply to
TAYLOR, HALL & Co.,
O0-it Oil n Main st
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Notice is hereby given to all real estate
agents that all my property is off the market
st the present prices.
10l-3t* F. c. NINASTS.
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For quick sales leave your property with
Rose, Grant & Lucke, l49 n Main St
dl0i-2ss
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Notice to Real Estate J

Notice to Real Estate Men.
My lots in Rosenthars add are withdrawn
from the market. G.. w. GOODWIN.
March 10th, 1887. IS ct"
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Parties who are hunting for bargains can
find them at Ross, Grant Il Luckel. li9 \
Main. l0l-a,%
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THE DAVIS LOAN AND INVEST
MEN 4 co. (Limited).
48 Y Main st. joe lyn's Exchange.
Do regular Loan end Com. r z.
business. years residence here ems
bIee US to be judge OF acfual value of
K. f. II. W PIKE,
1ul-Im Asst. Manager.
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Notice.
All lots in Logan addition are hereby
marked at the following prices: S275 west
front, $500 east front, $3.50 corner lots tour
in a PARCEL an increase of $50 per lot.
GEORGE G.. STRONG.
March II, 1887, II m. 1Ol-2t
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Lots No. ., 4. d, s, Fannie ave. Brewsters
add. and lots 50, Al, Emporia ave. Thomas
add, arc withdrawn from the market
diOI -ots IT, B. WHIrNoRE
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Room 5 over 254 n. Main st.

Queensware at cost, c. H. Hunters 97-lOt*
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Three beautiful residences. also a fine
building site ON North Lawrence avenue, for
cash at a bargain.
9S-6t israel. Bros. &c HoLLINGER,
Israel Bros. old stand, Ala E Douglas.
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25s acres on College hill at bargain
Ross, GRANT & LCCKEL.
IoI % l39 Main
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If you have bargain for sale bring it to
us and it will be sold before the day is done.
9l-tf Mcdowell & MANSON,
Room up stairs, 25i n Main.
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Special Notice.

Car OF fine apples at Ross Bros dl0l-3t
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Fine east front lots and good corners in all
the additions around the new college, at l19
West Douglas ave, Meyer, Duncan q Speer.
99-6t
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Queensware at cost, c. Fl. Hunters 97-lOt*
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Notes

Have withdrawn lots, on South Main st,
o. 30. %, 100. log, 104 10j, los, from the
market 10l-2t NJ JACKS
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New and Briili int Array OF Artists.
Sopranos Tenors.
EMMA ABBOTT. F. MICHELENA.
NINA b. RT ~ A. MONTYGElffO.
MABIE HINDLE r. BEAT MONT.
Contralta. Bahtones-
LIZZIE ANNANDALE. WILLIAM UETTE.
BkRIHA FRILKE. ROBERT MAUkEL.
B.s~os Conductor of the
wM FREDERICK, Mn-ic.
WALTER ALLEN. sIGNOK ToMAsI.
ROBERT WARD.
GRAND CHORUS AID ORCHESTRA.
IL the following Brilli.nt Repertoire Thursaay
-Ahbott's Last Rose OF Summer"
ARTHA.
Emma Abbott and the entire company.
Friaay-FAUST, with EMMA ABBOTT a.
Marquette.
SaturdAy-6rasd Mat nee At q P5ices 81 o.
all over the house
BOHEMIAN GILL"
Saturday EigAt-Fareweli Performance, Dons-
1esS, . RoIs Htie Opera.
LINDA OF CHAMoUNI,
EMMA ARB0TT's ''1AAe. sweet Hsne."
EAAA AB801T - Lada.
Seasa now on Sale for every open. 1t Cnseu
Ticket o0ce. Night prises-ksseYved ssaao
e3.ee. As.ines rries=-ks<srvsd seats Les.
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o'clock m Saturday, March %, 1887, for
plastering the 4-stoTy business block Of Peter
Getto, located on the corner Of Nam and I'd
SITS. Plans and specifications can be seen at
the otti-e of j. NJ. Gle, architect, in Elliott
block f Douglas ave.
Wichita, Kan, ldarch i2, 1857. 1004t
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Indiana and Michigan rose seed potatoes at
Ross Bros dlUl-3t
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Free Ride on the Elevator

To room 20, Biting block, Monday morning,
ID add will be offered for sale:
50 lots at S75.
100 lots at 500.
100 lots at 1928.
IS lots at $50.
These lots adjeia the site OF Fairmount
college and overlook the city. Terms easy.
Buy ut once and secure first prices.
PARAMOUNT LAND Co..
994: ~ Biting Block.
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Queensware at cost, c. H. Hunters. e7-lo
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9l-tf
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seasa nov on Sale for every opera. 1t Cn;su
Ticket o0ce. Night prise>-kesexved sSaO
e9.e. Aa.ines rrfee=-ks<srvsd seats d o..
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d1003t
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100-3t ri East Doughlas Ave.
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Best Hat That Is Made,

Satchels, silk umbrellas, or anything else
Line, call in and we will be glad to show y
We also carry a fun line Of working sui
school suits, and everything else pertainin
In fact Wa have the most complete Sto
ever brought into Kansas. Come and see
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-14
Is 1t a Case of Kidnapping?

Deputy Constable Swift arrested at Chi
nese Mission in San Francisco, on Tuesday,
and brought to this city, Chinawoman
named Lin Ting, his authority being a
warrant issued by Justice Post, on the COM
plant of Soon 81, accusing her of embez-
zling considerable jewelry belonging to
him about month ago, which articles she
is accused of having sold in San Francisco.
The complaint was submitted to District
Attorney Bruner before the warrant was
issued, and received his Endorsement.
Soon ST and his counsel declare that it is
not kidnapping case, but that the woman,
who had been an inmate of a house
of prostitution here, was allowed to
wear a bracelet and other articles of
adornment on a Chinese festival day,
and left for San Francisco, taking the prop
erty with her. On the other side. it may
be said that its general appearance is that
of one of the usual schemes of the Chi
nese to use the law to enable them to get
possession of women that may have run
away from their owners, or whom it is pro-
posed to steal. The matron of the Mission,
who came up to see that the woman had q
friend in Court, is positive that the pro-
ceedings have only been taken in order
that Lin Ting, who ran away from her
masters den in this city and took refuge at
the Mission, may be returned to slavery.
She is unusually bright for this class of
Chinawomen, and speaks English suf-
ficiently to make herself understood. Her
friends have given bail for her appearance
for examination before Justice Post at IL A.
NJ. tomorrow. If those interested in the
Mission can prevent it, her owner will
not regain possession of her.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-14
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Not Happy After Al.

The case of Elizabeth f. George VS.. r. S.
George, in which plaintiff sues for divorce
on the ground of cruelty, came up in De-
partment One of the Superior Court yester
day, was partly tried defendants default
had been entered), and continued for fur
Their testimony. There is one person who
will probably hear of this case with feel
ings of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Mrs. Georges
former husband. 1t will be recollected
that couple of years ago, while George
was suing for divorce from his former
wife, Franks, who lived at Roseville, be-
came Jealous of his intimate friendship for
Mrs. Franks, and it resulted that one even
ing, when George conveyed her from the
city to her home in his buggy-the state
ment being that he was going that way
hunting and, as she had missed the train,
gave her a ride home in neighborly man
ner-Franks came out of his house, met
him at the gate, and, after the interchange
of a few remarks, the discussion was con-
cluded with pistol on Franks part and a
shotgun on that of George. The latter was
unhurt, though a bullet-hole was after
wards found in his clothing, but Franks
was very seriously injured. After he re-
covered sufficiently to attend Court, George
was examined on charge of assault to
murder, but acquitted, as it was made to
appear that Franks fred first, In course of
time all the parties had their marital rela-
tions severed by divorce, and George and
Mrs. Franks married. Evidently. from the
fact of this divorce suit having been
brought, their married life has not been as
blissful as they had hoped and expected.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-14
Attempted safe-Rreaking.

Yesterday morning, when Henry Gerber,
proprietor of the Plaza meat-market, at
Tenth and ] streets, entered his place of
business his first exclamation was: "Who's
been here since I've been gone" In front
of the safe was erected temporary screen
TO shut it out from view of the front doors,
which are of glass. In the door OF the
safe he discovered two holes drilled in over
the lock. The holes were half an inch in
diameter and the work almost done. The
only thing remaining for the burglars to do
was TO drive in punch and break the COM
bination or shatter it with charge of pow
der. 1t would seem from appearances
that they were frightened away Just at the
time their work seemed to be accom-
plished. They entered the building by
forcing the door on the Tenth street side
and were at least two in number The
saloon next door did not close until l
O'Clock, and the party who opens the shop
was there at half-past 3. so the burglars
must have done their work between those
hours. In the main safe, in a wooden
drawer, was 500 in coin, and the burglar
proof vault contained 81, 500. Whoever the
burglars are, they are experts at the bust
ness, and no doubt will visit other prem
ises before departing from the city Two
suspicious characters were seen lettering
around the premises the day before, and
the police have been given their descrip-
ton. A young couple returning from a
party stopped on the corner about half-past
and engaged in prolonged lovers quar-
rel. In all probability this little love affair
spoiled the cTacksmen's little job.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-14

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OF certain valuable
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the the they
suffering humanity broadly The has its Depot at No 10
EDDY FRANCISCO medicines be had of all reputable
fraud that the public
proachabe
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and half months
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-14
ENGINES AND ENGINEERS.
"Apple Sass'n Ghost and White flag
Legend of Roseyiile

"Apple Sass'D Ghost and White flag
A Legend of Roseville.
A San Francisco paper of recent date
published an item declaring that locomo-
motive No. 70 was haunted; that "three men
have been killed by it, and the bravest en-
gineer on the line is afraid 10 venture ost
on trip with it AL of which is untrue
and sheer nonsense. There are some OF
the Southern Pacific Company's engines
that have been unlucky, meeting with more
than one accident in their career, but the
engineers are not worried by that. No. 6S
has proved to be a pretty fair jumper and
roller, but Tim Coleman, Gho has been on
her twice when she INDUCED in such
escapades, is not afraid to try it again.
But occasionally engineers get superstitious
as well as other people. There was one
who ran over the hill several years ago,
whom the boys, because of trifling incl
dent, had nicknamed Apple Sass.
Many time one summer he pulled
into Roseville junction with train
No. Z, and announced that he
had seen a ghost near the station water
tank, or some mysterious agency had
caused white flag to wave there, directly
upon the track in front of his engine. 1t
got to be serious matter with him, and
the station men, after seeing him time and
again approach the station with blanched
countenance and all "broken up nerv-
ously, determined to investigate, and. if
there was a ghost, to exercise it. The
mysterious being had always been seen by
" Apple Sass" in the evening. when it was
quite dark, lust after he had whistled tor
the station and was slowing down. The
investigators found that a dealer in hay
had been hauling large quantity to a
store-house by the side of the track, and at
the doorway more or less had fallen to the
ground while the bales were being passed
nearly white, and in the evening, after
being MIXED, it was her custom to make a
light lunch from the hay she found
in front of the door. Experience
had taught her that when a train
whistled it was time for her to move and
as she disliked being disturbed she would
cavort across the track, tossing her white
tail around spitefully-and that was all
there was of Apple Sass ghost and white
flag This was clearly demonstrated a
little while afterward, when the COW went
to lunch little too early, and got on pas
senger train time. She had got No. rs
time down to a dot, and moved accord
ingly; but the passenger travelled much
faster after whistling, and when she started
to perform the ghost and white flag GER
emory the engine knocked her over, cut
the ghosts head off and damaged the flag
so that it wasn't fit to be used afterward.
The railroad company had to pay $45 dam
ages in consequence.